Form and Content

The definition of Art has two parts. These two things can be talked about seperately but in Art are always found together. Like heads or tails of a coin, it is difficult to define one part without making some reference to the other, (they do not exist seperately, they are part of the same).

Form: Form is the shape the art takes, it's physical nature, i.e. Paint, Clay, etc.
Content: Content is the subject of the Art, or the reason that the Art exists, i.e. Portrait of a face, Landscape, etc.

The realtionship between the two parts determines the quality of the work, and how it is understood.

Form

Content

Drawing Paper, Pencil,Pastels, CrayonSketchingCartoonsGraffitti Portrait Sculpture Clay,Origami, Paper Mache, StoneWood carvingCementIce Sand Painting Acrylic,Oil, Water colour, Spray PaintFinger Painting Photography Digital, Colour Film, Black and White Film, Pin Hole Cameras Movies Animation, Claymation, Live Action, Television Magazines/Books Comic books, Art books/cataloguesFashion magazines Collage Mosaic tile, Construction paper, Magazines, Photographs, Cloth

People===Animals=== ===Abstract=== ===Batman=== ===Superman=== ===Emotions=== ===Landscape=== ===Beliefs=== ===Shades/Colours=== ===Time Periods=== ===Plants=== ===Earth=== ===Vikings=== ===Vehicles=== ===Ghosts=== ===Aliens=== ===Regions=== ===Anything the imagination can imagine===